By Charles Sercombe As many landlords know, Hamtramck housing is in high demand. The demand is so great, a recent study performed for the city recommends building 10 new…
By Charles Sercombe Retirees from the City of Hamtramck will see a change in their health coverage starting in January. And some of them are upset, to say…
Hamtramck has long been home to newly-arrived immigrants. For decades, Hamtramck has been identified as a Polish enclave. But in recent years, the city’s ethnic makeup has greatly changed. Now,…
By Charles Sercombe Two years ago, the city had plans to build seven housing units for a program to help settle refugees. Over that time, the plan has evolved,…
By Alan Madlane For the 9th year running, Hamtramck will have a day-long arts festival to participate in. The Hamtramck Neighborhood Arts Festival is a thing for literally everyone,…
A high-profile resident of our community has recently been accused of a very serious crime. Upon hearing the news last week, many folks have expressed shock and even anger. It’s…
Without a doubt, Hamtramck City Hall needs a facelift. The front entrance has been looking pretty shabby for several years. But is it worth the estimated $200,000 to get into…
By Charles Sercombe UAW strikers at the GM Poletown plant got a boost this past week with visits by Democratic presidential hopefuls Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders. Warren…
Update: (Oct. 3, 2019) — As we were going to press Thursday, the Arab American News had an update on accused sexual assault suspect Ibrahim Aljahim, 37, of Hamtramck. He…
By Joe Myrick Special to The Review The word “coven” is used to describe a community of witches taking part in, well, witch activities. Like “Fire burn and…